Thanks for sharing! I have honestly never heard of people recovering that late in life, they told me when I didn’t grow out of it by high school I probably never would. And I will say that being told I would never grow out of my stuttering was hard to hear at first.. but it was the first step I took towards truly accepting how I talk as part of who I am. I am 21 now, still stuttering strong, and my biggest advice is to accept that stuttering is part of who you are and part of what makes you unique, then if it happens to go away in your twenties you can be pleasantly surprised.